TL's Road House

TL's Road House welcomes another great conversation this week as Tracy Lawrence catches up with Platinum singer-songwriter Larry Fleet. From working blue-collar jobs and playing small-town bars to headlining shows around the world, Larry opens up about the long road to country music success. The two reflect on growing up on traditional country music and balancing family life with touring, while also diving into conspiracy theories, Bigfoot sightings and memories from their rural upbringings. Larry also shares how “Where I Find God” changed his career, the inspiration behind co-writing “Man Made A Bar” and what inspired his latest project, ‘Another Year Older.’ Listen now for more about Larry’s rise in country music and the experiences that continue to influence his music both on and off stage.

TL’s Road House returns this week with a brand new episode! Tracy Lawrence sits down with fast-rising country artist Tyler Nance to talk about where he comes from and where he’s going. Growing up on a farm in the middle of nowhere Missouri, Tyler didn’t pick up a guitar until he was 19 years old but quickly discovered his passion for music and hasn’t looked back since. Tracy and Tyler dive into his previous career as a traveling welder, the path that led him to Nashville and his recent debut album Midwest Memoir. Tracy also shares some exciting news that Tyler will make his Grand Ole Opry debut on June 16. Tune in to hear more and catch the special moment!

We’re back with another new episode! PLATINUM-selling singer/songwriter Jackson Dean joins TL’s Road House this week for a can’t-miss conversation about the experiences that have led to his success. Known for his Southern grit and thought-provoking music, Jackson has solidified his authentic sound that carries through his brand new album Magnolia Sage. Throughout the episode, Jackson and Tracy discuss the recording and production process behind the project, the house fire that led Jackson to discover his passion for music and what it takes to “cut through the noise” as an artist. Check out the full episode now!

A new episode is here! This week, Tracy sits down with country artist Parker McCollum for a conversation that traces his journey from touring in a van in the early days to becoming a staple in the Texas country scene and beyond. Parker looks back on his first time headlining the Houston Rodeo and what it’s been like returning to that stage now for the fourth time. Parker and Tracy also dive into his new Deluxe of his self-titled album, his roots in Texas country and the unexpected realities that have come with success. Tune in to hear Parker and Tracy share more about their touring experiences, hobbies and more.

This week, TL’s Road House welcomes East Texas singer-songwriter Paul Cauthen to unpack the life experiences, career milestones and personal growth that shaped his new album Book of Paul. Paul reflects on forging a musical path that blends rock, country and Americana on his own terms,explaining why he’s never wanted to be confined to one genre. The two also dig into Paul’s recent health battle, how it changed his outlook on life and his transition into fatherhood with a baby boy on the way. Catch the full conversation in this new episode to hear more from Paul and Tracy as they share their favorite stories and lessons from their years in the music industry.

On this week’s TL’s Road House, Tracy sits down with rising folk-country artist Waylon Wyatt to discuss his rapid rise as a teenager in small-town Arkansas posting on TikTok to now headlining major U.S. venues and selling out stages around the world. Known for his raw, red dirt take on Americana, Waylon reflects on writing his first song while working construction with his dad andgetting signed to a label soon after. Listen in on the full conversation to hear more about Waylon’s hits like “Arkansas Diamond” and “Jailbreak,” the values that keep him grounded and what lies ahead for the breakout artist.

On this week’s episode, Morgan Evans steps into TL’s Road House.  Both, Tracy and Morgan, swap stories about life, music, and differences between America and Australia. They discuss releasing new music, evolving recording processes, and the realities of touring in vastly different landscapes. Both artists also reflect on rediscovering their passion for songwriting and staying creatively inspired. The conversation balances meaningful insight with humor, especially when Morgan introduces Tracy to the Australian tradition of a “shoey,” creating a memorable and lighthearted moment that perfectly captures the episode’s authentic, easygoing vibe.

TL’s Road House is back with another episode! This week, Alabama-born duo Muscadine Bloodline joins Tracy in studio for a lighthearted conversation ranging from how they got started to their love of fishing. Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton have spent nearly a decade carving out their own lane as independent artists, building a loyal fanbase through six albums, electric live shows and their breakout hit “Porch Swing Angel.” After sharing the road with popular artists like Post Malone and Lainey Wilson, they reflect on their journey from growing up on the Gulf Coast of Alabama to becoming one of country music’s most distinctive duos. Tune in to hear more about their deep-rooted love of music, the inspiration behind their lyrical storytelling and the moments that have shaped their sound and connection with fans along the way.

TL’s Road House is kicking off a brand new season in a new studio! Join Tracy as he hangs out with fast-rising country artist Hudson Westbrook for a candid conversation about life, music and the road ahead. It wasn’t long ago that the self-taught singer-songwriter was working at a feed store back home in Texas, and just two years later, Hudson has already made a name for himself with singles like “Take It Slow,” “Painted You Pretty” and “House Again,” along with his debut album Texas Forever. Now on the road opening for Bailey Zimmerman and gearing up to play the main stage at Stagecoach, Hudson reflects on the rapid rise of his career while staying grounded in his Texas roots and love for traditional country music.The pair dive into the realities of touring, balancing real life with a growing career and the moments that have shaped Hudson’s journey so far, plus a surprise appearance from a baby pig.

TL’s Road House is revving up for another episode! This week, Tracy sits down with one of his longtime bandmates Joe Caverlee for a laid-back, laughter-filled conversation shaped by 20+ years on the road together. From an early age, Joe picked up guitar and piano before discovering a violin tucked away in his grandma’s attic. He quickly began his classical training at the age of 10 before sparking a passion for bluegrass at 13. His musical talent has carried him far since launching his career in the ’90s and continues today as Tracy’s bandleader, along with the soon to be release of his solo bluegrass album, This Side Of The Grass. In this episode, Tracy and Joe reflect on their musical influences, the early days of starting out in Nashville, their biggest career highlights and the many memories they’ve shared along the way.

TL’s Road House returns with Colt Ford for a candid conversation that goes far beyond music. Known for carving his own path in country by blending rap, southern rock and outlaw grit, Colt joins Tracy to reflect on a life-altering chapter after suffering a near-fatal heart attack in 2024. He opens up about his road to recovery and the struggles that followed, along with the overwhelming generosity and support he received from family, friends and fellow artists that helped carry him through. Throughout the episode, Tracy and Colt dig into the lessons that come with surviving something that forces you to slow down, the belief that everything happens for a reason and finding out who your friends are. With renewed purpose and goals to get back on stage, this moving episode is a reminder of resilience, perspective and the power of human connection.

TL’s Road House is back with two-time GRAMMY Award winner Kristian Bush for a wide-ranging conversation with one of country music’s most dynamic creatives. From co-founding the hit duo Sugarland to his early days in Billy Pilgrim, launching a solo career and forming the improvisational rock band Dark Water, Kristian has lived many musical lives. In recent years, he’s also become an in-demand songwriter and producer, playing a key role in discovering and producing artists like Megan Moroney, Runaway June and more. In this episode, Tracy and Kristian dig into the highs and hard lessons of a long-lasting career, the realities of navigating fame and success and the importance of evolving with purpose. Hop on board with Tracy and Kristian for an honest, insightful and entertaining ride through their careers that continue to shape modern country music.

Welcome back on board TL’s Road House! Tracy Lawrence sits down with country singer-songwriter Lanie Gardner to talk musical inspirations, family influence, stage nerves and more. A North Carolina native with traditional roots, Lanie first blew fans away in 2020 when her YouTube cover of “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac went viral. Before that, she was learning guitar and singing alongside her dad from an early age. Her career has quickly taken off with a record deal right out of college, opening for major acts like the Jonas Brothers, Jelly Roll and Cody Johnson, and she most recently released her sophomore album, Faded Polaroids. Tracy and Lanie get real about life lessons they have learned, while also bonding over their go-to Broadway bars, and the memories made along the way. Tune in for a fun and heartfelt conversation with one of country music’s fastest-rising stars!

This week on TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence invites Texas country-rock band Treaty Oak Revival onto the bus for a high energy hang full of music, mischief and memories from the road. Originally from Odessa, Texas, the band is made up of Sam Canty (lead singer/acoustic guitar), Lance Vanley (rhythm electric/background vocals), Jeremiah Vanley (lead electric), Dakota Hernandez (bass) and Cody Holloway (drums). These self-proclaimed “rockers with a country accent” have carved out a lane of their own in the Texas and Red Dirt scene, releasing four studio albums, selling out shows and racking up impressive streams while staying true to their homegrown identity. Hop on the bus for a conversation filled with good stories, good laughs and an inside look at one of Texas’ most beloved bands.

TL’s Road House is off to The Natural State this week! Tracy welcomes fellow Arkansas native Joe Nichols for a hometown-rooted conversation about growing up in the south, reaching legend status and cheering on their beloved Razorbacks in college football. Joe Nichols hit the Nashville scene in 2002 with his hit single “Brokenheartsville” and followed with a string of No.1s that placed him in modern country music history. In the episode, Tracy and Joe share a love for their Arkansas Razorbacks: telling stories of favorite rivalries and home games, along with what ‘90s country means to them and how they’ve developed since then! Joe talks about his childhood, coming from a musical family and how it shaped his classic sound he’s known for today. Listen now for a nostalgic look at how Joe’s Arkansas roots continue to inspire him!

TL’s Road House is back! This week, Tracy Lawrence welcomes the one and only Drake White on the bus for an inspiring, lively chat about music, faith and finding fire through the struggle. Known for his southern-gospel rock sound, Drake White shares the story of his biggest trial and how it led him to live with the mentality that this is his time. Named one of Rolling Stone Country’s “10 Artists You Need To Know,” White found success with his band The Big Fire. Songs like “Hurts the Healing” and “Livin’ the Dream” can be credited to his optimistic outlook and strong faith throughout his life. Listen today for a heartwarming conversation with one of Nashville’s own!

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Buckle up—this week on TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence sits down with country renegade Kip Moore for a conversation you don’t want to miss. Best known for his 2x Platinum song “Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck” and his americana-rock sound, Kip Moore has made his way in Nashville and all over the world. Post-pandemic, Moore’s records picked up traction in Australia, Europe and South Africa - leading him to sell out arenas and stadiums year after year across oceans! The two find common ground on the topic of their live show, life on the road with their band and how they stay a fan of country music so far into their careers. Turn up the volume and tune in now for a side-stage glance!

This week on TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence rolls out the welcome mat for ⅓ of Lady A and country music star: Charles Kelley! Forming in 2006, the trio found quick success when the track “I Run to You” on their debut album reached No. 1 on country charts. Later on - albums going 6x platinum, numerous CMA and GRAMMY awards, and four headlining tours was enough to give Charles the confidence to step out on his own and explore his own artistry. After two successful solo albums, known for “The Driver” feat. Dierks Bentley and Eric Paslay, Charles tells Tracy about how he’s living life in the slow lane now - focusing on his family and making music that reaches the right audience. Listen now for classic storytelling and 20 years’ worth of Lady A history straight from the source!

Get ready for a ride… TL’s Road House is back! This week on the bus, Tracy Lawrence welcomes country superstar Rodney Atkins for a tell-all conversation covering old school vs. new school writing and today’s rising stars, filled with the kind of energy only a true hitmaker can bring. Atkins has been a pioneer in the country music industry, with his songs going No. 1 in the back of every ‘90s truck. The two icons discuss the heartwarming change they’re seeing in the fans at their shows, Atkins’ six Billboard No. 1 singles (describing them as “life songs”) and which writers he took advice from as he was making his way in Nashville. Tune in today for a casual conversation between two old friends!

TL’s Road House is back! This week on the bus, Tracy Lawrence welcomes singer-songwriter John Morgan for a laid-back conversation about hits he’s penned, his own music and life on the road. John shares he was convinced to move to Nashville in 2020 by his now drummer, where he began cutting his teeth in the songwriting world, writing hits for Jon Pardi, Dustin Lynch, Thomas Rhett and 16 songs for Jason Aldean. Now on his own headlining tour and stepping into his artistry, John has accumulated almost 45 million streams across his discography and is only gaining speed! Buckle up and listen now for a sit-down full of honesty, heartwarming stories and humor!

Tracy Lawrence welcomes the eight-time ACM Group of the Year Old Dominion on the bus this week for an all-new episode of TL’s Road House. Old Dominion takes Tracy back to the beginning – discussing how the group got together and their first gigs to multiple No. 1 hits and award wins. The artists take a trip down memory lane to talk about the charm of Music Row that brought them to Nashville and how it’s grown. Old Dominion talks about the inspiration they received from Tracy and how their paths have crossed throughout their careers, as well as other musical inspirations.  The group is now hitting the road on their headline tour this fall and will visit cities nationwide. Tune in today!

Buckle up for this week’s episode of TL’s Road House! Host Tracy Lawrence welcomes skyrocketing country music star, Tucker Wetmore. In the episode, Tucker shares stories of his first red carpet and the making of his debut album ‘What Not To.’ From meeting the group of writers that have become his close friends to hometown fishing buddies, Tracy finds common ground with the young performer. Now amassing over 1 billion streams globally, joining Thomas Rhett on his Better in Boots Tour and scoring his first No. 1 at country radio this year, the “Brunette” singer has been turning heads with no intention of slowing down. Believe it or not, Wetmore even admits rumors circulating that he and Zach Top are cousins.. are true! Listen in today for a lively conversation with one of Nashville’s favorite newcomers!

Hop on the bus for this week’s episode of TL’s Road House as Tracy Lawrence welcomes Greylan James: hit songwriter best known for co-writing Jordan Davis’ “Next Thing You Know,” Kenny Chesney’s “Happy Does,” songs for Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton and more. James also just released his buzzy new track “Water At A Wedding,” garnering fast attention on social media. James grew up in Knoxville, TN, just five minutes away from where his idol Kenny Chesney got his start. In 2016, he made the move to Nashville and found success quickly with multiple No. 1s at Country radio as a writer. The two chat about upgrading to their first tour buses, the power of country music storytelling that’s bleeding into new genres and how hard it was to break out as an artist before grasping the importance of virility. Listen now for a side-stage look at the songwriting and rising artist world through Greylan James!

Climb aboard the bus for this week’s episode of TL’s Road House! Tracy Lawrence swaps road tales and songwriting stories with country star Drew Baldridge in a lively, down-home chat you won’t want to miss. Baldridge, best known for his hits “She’s Somebody’s Daughter,” “Dance With Ya” and “Tough People,” moved to Nashville with nothing but a couch and a TV – but heinstantly felt a sense of belonging. Attending what he named “honky tonk school” by playing lower Broadway, he got the foundation he needed to find success in the music industry at only 18. Now with over 120 million streams across Baldridge’s discography, he and Tracy talk about the longevity of artists today and what it feels like to watch a new generation of musicians rise. Tune in today for a talk led by friendship, family and fame!

Tune in to this week’s episode of TL’s Road House as Tracy Lawrence sits down with the unforgettable Edwin McCain to talk timeless hits, songwriting secrets, the stories behind “I’ll Be” and more. The 90’s hit is universally known for its classic nature, but is just a piece of what the beloved singer-songwriter has contributed to country music. McCain has racked up 11 albums over his career, five of them charting on the Billboard 200. On the bus, the two talk about having a true passion for the music business, what it’s like to live on the road for 15 years and finding lasting friendships all over the country thanks to songwriting. Listen today for a down to earth conversation about pulling over from the fast lane!

Welcome back to TL’s Road House! Award-winning country group Parmalee takes it back to the beginning to tell Tracy all about how they got their start as a group in 2001. Fast forward to present day, the band now has multiple No. 1 hits and over one billion streams. The tight-knit group hails from North Carolina and is made up of cousins, best friends and brothers, cementing their strong bond as a group early on. Tune in today to learn all about how they group formed and picked their band name, the best memories of life on the road together, how they got start in Nashville and their musical influences. Listen in now to get to know all about Parmalee

TL’s Road House is rollin’ on the bus again this week! Tracy Lawrence welcomes GRAMMY-winning guitarist and producer Derek Wells onto the bus for a behind-the-scenes look at the sounds that shape country music. On this episode, Derek gives firsthand insight on compartmentalizing his playing style between artists, putting himself in the headspace to create the perfect record and his take on how we end up with the final master of our favorite songs today. Growing up with parents on the road and in the studio, Derek strayed from the country music industry as long as he could, but eventually followed what was in his blood. Since then, Derek has become one of Nashville’s most influential talents as an elite session guitarist, sharp producer and industry leader whose artistry has defined modern country. Tune in now for a master class on Nashville sound

TL’s Road House is back! This week on the bus, Tracy Lawrence catches up with a fresh Southern voice on the rise, Emily Ann Roberts, for a lively chat about music, faith, football and staying true to your roots. Born and raised in East Tennessee, Emily Ann Roberts began her career 10 years ago on season 9 of NBC’s The Voice. Since then, she’s performed at the Grand Ole Opry over 20 times, and hit the road with her former coach, Blake Shelton, all while racking up over 45 million streams across her catalog! In the episode, Tracy chats with Emily about social media, her climb up the ranks of the music business and how she coined the nickname ‘“Yeehaw MeeMaw” by sharing her love for crochet. Listen now for a joy-filled conversation that will leave you singing “Rocky Top.”

Tracy Lawrence is joined on the bus this week by comedian Dusty Slay. Dusty takes Tracy back to the beginning of his comedy career to detail to the story of how he got into stand up and where he got the original inspiration for his jokes. The two dive in on conspiracy theories, fellow comedian inspirations, the comedy world in Nashville and more. Dusty gives an inside look on his show structure and how he tests new material. Listen in today for a whole new perspective into the comedy world!

Special guest Ira Dean sits down with Tracy Lawrence on the bus this week to discuss his storied career, favorite memories, life lessons and more. The country artists go back to the beginning to discuss early musical influences, those that paved the way for them and key industry players that helped them along the way. Ira discusses the method behind his songs and how each chapter of his life is reflected in his music – from the best of times to his lowest points, and what he hopes fans take away from his music. Tune in today to hear the artists favorite moments together and what’s to come! 

On this week’s episode of TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence is joined by country singer-songwriter Kasey Tyndall. Kasey takes Tracy back to the beginning of her career and the work she has put in to get to where she is today – from two dollars in her account, to winning a radio contest to sing on stage with Keith Urban, to releasing her self-titled album this past February. Kasey dives in on what the recent album release means to her and how she is reintroducing herself to the world. The country artists discuss the joys of songwriting, favorite touring moments, parenting and what’s to come this year. Tune in for this week’s episode now!

Tracy Lawrence is joined by the one and only Tim McGraw this week on the bus. The country icons and close friends take a walk down memory lane to relive the early days of their careers, the success they’ve seen since and all the good times they’ve had in between. The artists discuss the differences in Music City today, the life changes they faced on the fast-track to success and those who helped them along the way, including each other. They dive into what they’re focusing on in their careers now and what they’re ready to accomplish next. Listen in to hear their best stories and favorite memories with other country legends – from Garth Brooks to Kenny Chesney!

Tracy is joined on the bus by a new type of guest this week – Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson. Lane reminisces on lessons he learned early on, the value of teammate comradery and the future of football in the NIL era. Lane dives into his career with Tracy to discuss his college days, position changes and what it was like to join the NFL. The two discuss their favorite players – from Terry Bradshaw to Brett Favre – and the inspiration they provide.  They also dive into the importance of mental health and how it can impact both of their careers. Learn all about what it’s like for rookies joining the team – from pranks to talent shows and more!

Welcome back for another episode of TL’s Road House! Tracy Lawrence sits down for a conversation with rising country artist Drake Milligan. Hailing from Fort Worth, TX Drake tells Tracy his hard-working journey to begin to make a name for himself in Music City. He shares his early inspiration from Elvis and how it shaped him into the performing artist he is today. After kickstarting his career auditioning for American Idol, Drake decided to pull out of the competition to move to Nashville and learn from the best writers on Music Row. Tune in for today’s conversation with the country newcomer!

Back on the bus this week, rapper Struggle Jennings joins Tracy Lawrence. The artists sit down for an in-depth conversation to discuss their careers and legacies they’ve created. As the step-grandson of country icon Waylon Jennings, Struggle shares the best advice he received from the legend and what it was like carving his own lane in the spotlight with his guidance. As the pair discuss their storied careers, Struggle shares insights on the low points he has faced in fame and how a support system – from team members to friends and family – have shown up for him when he needs them the most. Learn all about Struggle’s career, hobbies and faith in this reflective conversation that takes a look at the music industry from a unique perspective. Tune in today!

Buckle up for this week’s episode of TL’s Road House as Tracy Lawrence trades stories and advice with Jimmy Chandler - business man, dance studio owner and musician. Chandler got his start in Houston, TX, singing into his sister’s karaoke machine at 9 years old. From there, he had a successful record deal in California for his band The Beauty School Dropouts, met his now wife at 15 years old and has played theaters all over the U.S. The two also discuss their thoughts on the ever-changing music industry and how they’ve found longevity both within and outside of their careers. Listen now for a tell-all conversation worth remembering!

This week on TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence welcomes industry powerhouse Jennie Smythe on the bus for a deep dive into the world of country music, leadership and legacy. Jennie is known for her digital marketing agency, Girlilla Marketing, which she founded in 2008. Tracy learns from Jennie about being a young woman coming up in the music industry, how she felt dropping out of college to get her start in Los Angeles and her take on the way media has changed over her two decades of experience. Jennie talks about her new book ‘Becoming Girlilla’ that offers an unfiltered look at her journey through career challenges, personal growth and her battle with cancer. Tune in today for an insightful, heartfelt conversation!

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Hop on the bus for this week’s episode of TL’s Road House as Tracy Lawrence catches up with comedian and podcast host Justin Stagner! The two discuss Justin’s viral rise to fame, when he knew he was ready to quit his job at the steel mill and how he builds his set from everyday life experiences. Justin’s fans have given him the nickname of “southern grandpa” ever since he displayed a love for country humor when he stepped onto the stage at an open mic night two years ago. Tracy asks Justin about his material, favorite jokes and even gets a sneak peek of some exclusive content. Listen now for a conversation that will have you laughing out loud!

Tracy Lawrence sits down with country artist Craig Morgan on this week’s episode of TL’s Road House! On the bus, Craig dives into his new EP American Soundtrack, his writing process, spiritual life, military career and more. He tells Tracy his philosophy of “God, Family, Country” and how having a Christ-centered life has brought him fulfillment outside of the music industry. Craig brings us along through his career in both music and the military, telling stories of writer’s rooms and his most intense training experience. Tune in today to hear the two talk all things country living!

TL’s Road House is back! This week on the bus, Tracy sits down with country artist Warren Zeiders. Warren discusses his rise to stardom and takes Tracy back to the beginning – from recording his first song to signing his record deal in a matter of months. The artists discuss the fast-track to fame in the world of social media, and how the next class of country is taking over with Warren at the forefront. Warren tells Tracy the surprising story of how he learned to write, record and upload a song and how it has changed his life. They also dive into the art of creating a live show and what it takes to tap into giving a live performance full of energy. Tune in to this week’s episode now!

Tune in to this week’s episode of TL’s Road House now! Tracy Lawrence welcomes country music artist Meghan Patrick. Meghan joined Tracy at both his Celebrity Golf Tournament and his Turkey Fry Benefit Concert in 2024. The two have since developed a fast friendship. Meghan takes Tracy through the beginning of her journey to now and all of the up and downs she’s experienced before and after signing her record deal. The hitmakers discuss the importance of building a legacy in country music and what it takes to become an artist, diving in on the digital metrics that define an artist’s success in today’s world. Tracy and Meghan talk life behind the scenes as married artists in the industry, and Meghan even shows Tracy the meaning behind her tattoos. Tune in today!

Tracy Lawrence welcomes award-winning radio personality Bobby Bones onto the bus for this week’s episode! The two sit down for an insightful conversation, diving in on the music industry and their storied careers. Bobby details his upbringing in Arkansas and how he got to where he is today, the relationships he’s built with different artists, including the biggest names in music, and how he learned to interview them over the years. Get a glimpse into the life of Bobby and the behind the scenes of his accomplished radio show. We even learn how he got the radio name Bobby Bones! Tune in to this week’s episode now!

Welcome back to the bus! This week, Tracy continues the behind the scenes conversation with his team to offer more insight into season 2 episodes, his thoughts on the country music industry and what he enjoys learning most from guests on the show. The crew rewatches their favorite moments with guests and reflects on what the guests are up to now, from legendary songwriters to up-and-coming artists. Tune in to reminisce with Tracy and the team on all the special moments from season 2! 

Welcome back to TL’s Road House! Tracy’s team joins him on the bus this week for a special recap of TL’s Road House in 2024. Lindsey, Derek and Scott sit down with Tracy to discuss their favorite moments and special guests on the podcast from the last year. From Zach Top to Ella Langley, Jordan Davis to Terri Clark and more, the team dives in on the growth they have seen since the podcast started two years ago. The group discusses their favorite parts of making the podcast together, including learning untold Tracy stories and memories that guests bring to the show. The feel-good series returns with this special behind the scenes on the making of the show and where it’s headed next!

Welcome back to TL’s Road House! Rising country artist Walker Montgomery joins Tracy Lawrence on the bus this week. The son of John Michael Montgomery, Walker grew up in an unconventional fashion and has now set his sights on building his own artist career and legacy. Walker explains what it was like growing up with legendary acts in the family and the challenges and joys that come with it. With a long line of history between the Montgomery family and Tracy, the artists take a trip down memory lane to discuss country music history, learning and playing music at an early age and adapting to the changes social media has created within the industry. Take a listen to today’s episode now. 

This week, Tracy Lawrence sits down with Cledus T. Judd for an emotional and powerful conversation. Cledus opens up about the struggles he faced growing up, including a pivotal moment when he spent six hours on top of a bridge, contemplating suicide. Choosing life, he later sat watching the CMA Awards with his mom one night, who was moved to tears watching the show. That moment sparked Cledus’ mission to help make his mom’s dreams come true. Cledus delves into how his journey of perseverance shaped his outlook on life, and how his work with individuals in recovery now brings him more fulfillment than any musical success ever could. Listen today for a moving, candid episode about mental health, family and the power of never giving up with Tracy and Cledus.

This week on the bus, Tracy Lawrence is joined by none other than Uncle Kracker! The two dive deep into Uncle Kracker's musical journey, from his Detroit roots to signing his first record deal at just 15 years old. He shares stories from his early days working with Kid Rock and reflects on the contrasts between the rock 'n' roll and country music worlds. Tracy and Uncle Kracker also discuss how the industry has evolved since they first hit the scene in the '90s and early 2000s, giving a look at the shifts in both the music and business side of things. Plus, Uncle Kracker opens up about his current country music favorites and what he's been working on lately. Tune in for an episode packed with stories, insights and a whole lot of music history you won’t want to miss!

Join Tracy Lawrence this week as he welcomes Dylan Marlowe onto the bus! The rising country star opens up about his move to Nashville, which was sparked by a honest conversation with his dad. Dylan also shares some of his favorite road stories with his band and crew, and he and Tracy dive into their favorite conspiracy theories and talk all things hunting and the outdoors. Dylan is looking forward to getting back into the studio soon, but for now, he’s enjoying the success of his song "Boys Back Home" with Dylan Scott. You won't want to miss this week's episode!

Hop on the bus with Tracy Lawrence this week as he welcomes musical icon Phil Vassar! Known for his breakout success in the ‘90s, Phil opens up about the life-changing experience of surviving a heart attack and stroke and how it has reshaped both his music career and personal life. With a new perspective on relaxation and priorities, Phil shares how overcoming those health challenges have influenced his approach to music and life. Tracy and Phil also take a walk down memory lane, reminiscing about the musical legends that shaped their careers and continue to inspire them today. The two discuss how the industry has evolved and reflect on the rise of new artists who are finding success outside the mainstream radio system. Don’t miss this insightful conversation!

Join Tracy Lawrence on the bus this week as he chats with multi-platinum, award-winning artist JordanDavis! The country acts dive into the art of crafting an album and share a special connection through Jordan's Uncle Stan, who co-wrote some of Tracy's timeless hits. Jordan opens up on the podcast about the challenges of balancing family and music, reflecting on how he and his brother put their competitive careers aside to prioritize family. He also shares with Tracy his journey from bartending to landing a publishing deal in Nashville. Don’t miss this week’s special episode!

Join Tracy on the bus this week as he welcomes 12-time All-American swimmer Riley Gaines. Riley began her swimming journey at just 4 years old, and by 8, she was training seriously, practicing twice a day. This dedication propelled her to compete at the collegiate level for the University of Kentucky and to make the Olympic trial team. After facing a pivotal moment in college, Riley led the charge on debates within the NCAA on fairness in sports. Passionate about her stance, Riley made the decision to forgo dental school and focus on public speaking and advocacy full-time. Riley and Tracy also dive into light-hearted topics such as karaoke songs and more. Don’t miss this compelling discussion with Riley as she shares her journey from competitive athlete to political activist.

In this episode of TL's Roadhouse, Drew Parker hops on the bus to discuss his nine-year journey in Nashville. He shares a memorable moment from 10 years ago when he was asked to open for a new guy named Luke Combs. The opportunity led to a successful songwriting collaboration, as Drew has contributed at least one song to all but one of Combs' albums. Drew tells Tracy about that experience marking a turning point in his career and the importance of a solid support network. Tracy and Drew also dive into the challenges of balancing work and family life. Drew discusses the importance of being there for his wife and kids while still pursuing his dreams. Plus, the country artists reflect on how his faith has been a guiding force throughout their careers. This conversation offers a thoughtful glimpse into the life of Drew and the values that keep him grounded. Tune in today!

Join Tracy Lawrence on the bus this week with country artist Mae Estes. The Arkansas native sits down with Tracy to discuss revitalizing traditional country music as part of the younger generation and the changes she’s faced in the past year as an emerging artist. Mae dives in with Tracy on going from a team of one to a team of many, life on the road, her early musical influences and what it was like growing up between country and bluegrass roots. Get to know all about who Mae is and what she has going on in her career as her and Tracy discuss the highs and lows. And, tune in for an all-new special segment of ‘90s country trivia questions with Tracy and Mae!

Hop on the bus with country music legend Tracy Lawrence as he welcomes multi-Platinum country artist Dylan Scott! In this episode, Dylan shares his inspiring journey from a high school graduate to a Nashville standout, emphasizing the hard work and dedication required to make it in the music industry. The duo delves into Dylan’s entrepreneurial spirit, touching on how he embraced new business opportunities during the unique roadblocks brought on by the pandemic. The country artists also discuss the joys and challenges of family life and the reality of fame, including how Dylan navigates the spotlight while staying grounded. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with laughter, valuable insights and country charm that you won’t want to miss!

Join Tracy Lawrence as he welcomes the legendary Joe Stampley on the bus this week! The Louisiana native is ready to take you on a wild ride through his incredible six-decade music career. From the hilarious backstory of the iconic music video "Where's the Dress" to how tour buses have evolved, Joe has some unforgettable tales to share. At 81, Joe is still bursting with energy and passion for live music, showcasing how his love for performing is as strong as ever. Tune in today to relive the memories with Tracy and Joe for a fun trip down memory lane.

Join Tracy Lawrence on this week’s episode as he chats with fellow '90s country star Terri Clark. Together, the country greats explore the evolution of the genre since the '90s, comparing touring days, audience demographics, the impact of social media and changes in music sound. Terri shares insights about her recent re-recording project, Terri Clark: Take Two, which has opened the door for building authentic connections with the younger generation country artists. The duo dives in on the challenges of balanced hard work with the need to slow down and enjoy life's moments. As two icons who have left their mark on country music forever, the longtime friends discuss their continued influence on artists on the rise today and what the rest of this year looks like for them. Tune in to this week’s episode now!

Join Tracy Lawrence this week as he sits down with Louisiana native singer-songwriter Bryan Martin. The two artists dive in to a conversation that feels like old friends catching up the whole way through. Bryan reflects on his early days as an artist, recalling the first time he belted out Tracy’s hit “Sticks and Stones” at a karaoke bar and discusses how his journey from an aspiring artist to a rising star is rooted in persistence and the desire to make fans feel truly seen. Bryan reveals his surprise at becoming an artist, a path he never anticipated as his true passion has always been songwriting. Together, he and Tracy explore the pressures of rising fame and navigating the spotlight. Don’t miss this honest conversation about following dreams, staying true to oneself and navigating the journey of success.

Tracy welcomes listeners back on the bus this week for a conversation with overnight sensation Ole 60. The Kentucky-based band discusses the whirlwind of a year they’ve experienced since putting out their 2023 debut album, including their jobs before virality, the excitement of their first headlining show, pre-show rituals and writing new music while living life on the road. The band takes Tracy through their musical influences and what they’ve already checked off their career bucket list. With only one year of performing under their belts, the new country risers take in words of encouragement from Tracy as they begin their journey as artists. Tune in to the new episode today!

Tracy welcomes listeners back on the bus this week with groundbreaking country artist Lily Rose. The Georgia native discusses getting her start as a performing artist in college to making her mark in Nashville for the past nine years. They discuss musical influences across all genres, the TikTok moment that boosted Lily’s breakthrough song “Villain” and what she was doing before its virality. Lily discusses the excitement of getting back on the road on her Runnin’ Outta Time Tour and explains to Tracy why she loves being an artist and songwriter so much. Tune in today to get to know Lily and hear what all she has going on this year

Special guest Mark Wills sits down on the bus with Tracy this week for an all-new episode. The country legacies reminisce on meeting in the ‘90s and their paths crossing throughout their storied careers. The old friends discuss their musical inspirations as young artists, their favorite emerging country artists and the recent resurgence of country music. The two dive in on the differences they see today in up-and-coming artists versus making hits in the ‘90s – from the recording process, touring opportunities, how people discover music today, the nuances of AI creating music and more changes in the genre. Tune in today to learn all about what Mark has going on this year and the pair’s favorite memories.

Tracy welcomes critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Marcus King onto the bus for this week’s all new episode. The pair cover Marcus’ genre-defying voice and how he feels most at home in Country music despite his rock and soul flair. Known for his guitar playing capabilities and powerhouse vocals, Marcus dives in on his family upbringing and how it inspired his journey, what his recent album release means to him and his musical influences growing up, particularly the guitar legends. The Country artists focus in on Marcus’ studies of different music genres and how it impacted his path to Nashville as a professional artist. Tune in to this week’s episode today to learn all about Marcus and what he has going on this year!

Born and raised in Watkinsville, GA, rising Country artist Gavin Adcock joins Tracy on the bus this week for an all-new episode. A former Georgia Southern University football player, Gavin tells Tracy about his journey from sports into Country music, making the official move to Music City just a few months ago. Gavin discusses his journey and technique as a songwriter, from writing his first song in high school to collaborating with other songwriters in Nashville, now celebrating his debut song going GOLD by the end of the year. Piecing together his team this year with new management and a record deal with Warner Music Nashville, Gavin and Tracy discuss fast-growing careers, life on the road and all that comes with it. The pair also discuss Gavin’s musical influences, including Tracy himself, and some rock influences that inspire his music as well. Tune in today!

Tracy welcomes Country spitfire and former tourmate Ella Langley on the bus for this week’s episode. The Alabama native dives in on her passion for music growing up and her musically inclined family, how her love for songwriting and performing grew when she moved to Nashville and the ways she copes with the rollercoaster of being on and off the road. Ella discusses how her determined drive shapes her passionate personality when taking shots at opportunities as a rising artist and digs deep into her upbringing, letting Tracy in on how her parents shaped her into who she is today and the lesson of perseverance she holds close to her heart when approaching the ups and downs of life. Tune in to the new episode today.

TL’s Roadhouse returns to the bus with special guest Koe Wetzel. The Country artists discuss Koe’s recent break into the Country music landscape, his favorite parts of being on the road (and the best stories that come with it) and what the rest of his year looks like for him with a new record releasing this July. Reflecting on his background, Koe takes Tracy back to his musical roots and influences that impact the type of music Koe enjoys making today, as well as how he navigates the fast-paced lifestyle. The duo takes a moment to remember the late, great Toby Keith and discuss the memories he brings back for them both. Tune in to listen today!

Tracy Lawrence welcomes Maddie & Tae onto the bus for this week’s episode. The tight-knit musical duo dives in with Tracy to discuss their secrets to a mother’s life on the road, their advice for new artists breaking into the Country music scene and their journey so far, from the beginning to now a successful duo in Music City. The pair shares how they handle disagreements being such close friends and partners, and what makes them work as the perfect pair, including how their different personalities complement each other. The two share with Tracy their favorite parts of working with each other, and how their friendship will always remain the most important thing at the end of the day. Tune in today to learn all about Maddie & Tae!

On this week’s episode of TL’s Road House, Texas Country singer/songwriter Wade Bowen joins Tracy Lawrence on the bus for an entertaining conversation. Revisiting his Texas roots, Wade explains his life growing up outside of music, how he got to where he is today and what’s next for him, especially as an artist on tour. The Country duo discuss their favorite parts of the job as successful artists – from touring to songwriting, and even get a first-hand look into Wade’s hilarious alter ego, thanks to a popular mutual friend! Tune in for this week’s episode today.

Back on the bus this week, Tracy Lawrence sits down with Kentucky native and Country artist Dillon Carmichael, who has continued to make a name for himself in Music City. The Country up-and-comer dives in on recent happenings in his career, including being named to the 2024 CRS New Faces of Country Music class, his journey moving to Nashville, life on the road opening for Cody Johnson and hobbies outside of tour life and the musical environment his family created for him growing up. Dillon highlights Tracy’s special hits that inspired Dillon’s hopes to become a songwriter and other artists in the genre that continue to inspire both of their careers.

Welcome back to the bus. TL’s Roadhouse returns with Country newcomer Zach Top. Learn all about this star on the rise as he and Tracy reflect on his country upbringing, the diversity within the Country industry today and what it takes to break through in Music City. Zach celebrates his recent debut Country radio single, emphasizing its undeniable Country sound that helps make his signature voice known. Listen in as the Country duo relates on bringing the traditional 90’s Country back to audiences!

Return to the bus this week for a new episode of TL’s Roadhouse with Tracy Lawrence and special guest Brantley Gilbert. Brantley focuses in on letting listeners know how his hits came to be true Country and carving his unique path into the industry to get to where he is today. The two dive into the world of Country and what they feel defines the industry today, taking a peak behind the curtain to discuss the nuances that come with making music in today’s climate, as well as Brantley’s early exposure to music and dedication to getting in front of audiences as early as possible. The Country duo lets listeners in on their first sit-down conversation together – watch as the two become fast friends!

Tracy Lawrence welcomes listeners back to the bus for Season 2 of TL’s Roadhouse Podcast. Listen in as Tracy sits down with his number one most requested guest, Ryan Upchurch. They take a deep dive into his career and the unique path that got him to where he is today. The duo takes it back to the beginning to compare their different upbringings and influences within the Country industry, starting with Upchurch’s first musical motivations at 18 years old, the craziest experiences so far on the road and his hardcore fan base that keeps his will to continue strong. Tune back in to Season 2 for this hilarious episode – even learn Upchurch’s take on aliens!

We’re back in the Man Cave this week for a special meet and greet episode with Country guitar player and Tracy’s very own studio engineer Derek “Junior” Parnell. The MTSU alum shares his past highlighting his upbringing, where he is today, his early musical influences and the reason he chose to study studio engineering. Learn about the world of Music City and the magic of hearing a song before and after production. You don’t miss this special episode!

Tracy welcomes listeners back to the Man Cave with special guest and friend Scott Joyce, who doubles as Tracy’s piano player. Scott opens up about his influences and experiences that led him to pursue piano, his journey to Nashville and the ups and downs of playing in the music industry. Scott reminisces on the previous artists he’s worked with and the interesting perspective he holds watching the Country music industry and its artists grow. Tune in for a round of fast-fire Q&A questions to learn all about Scott!

On this week's episode of TL's Road House Tracy sits down for an exclusive "meet and greet" with his life-long friend and Tour Manager Tommy McDonald. The tight-knit duo reminisce on their experiences of life on the road throughout the years, including the best pranks they have pulled on each other, what the job of a Tour Manager entails and growing up in a small town together. The friends tell their best stories and reflect on the team culture they have created on the road together. This heartfelt and funny episode is one you won’t want to miss!

This week on TL’s Roadhouse, special guest Mitchell Tenpenny joins Tracy in the Man Cave. The Country artists reminisce on the evolvement of Country music in Nashville, Mitchell’s background and influences growing up in the publishing business and their experiences learning from Nashville’s best songwriters. The Nashville native discusses his favorite venues he’s played at, including the historic Ryman and Opry, and what those opportunities mean to him after growing up in the industry. Tune in today to learn all about Mitchell Tenpenny!

Tune in to the Man Cave this week for an exciting episode with a new special guest, Demps! Tracy dives in deep to get to know Demps’ background before becoming a social media star and podcast host herself, her life as a single mom and how she built her niche audience on Tik Tok through Country music and meeting people in the industry. Listen in to learn more about Demps’ secrets behind her social media strategy and her journey on how she came to be the person she is today. Don’t miss this hilarious episode!

Back in the Man Cave this week, Tracy sits down with Chase Matthew, one of the fastest rising names on the Country scene. The duo explores the world of Country as Chase recalls his journey as a growing artist, the uniqueness of being a Nashville native, how his passion for mechanics has tied into his success and the ins-and-outs of the social media era that helped launch his career. Listen in this week to become a fast fan of Chase Matthew!

Tune into the TL’s Road House this week for an episode with Tracy and special guest Kidd G. The most polite Georgia native shares how he got his start making music, his experience crossing the line from the pop/rap genre to his Country hit “Dirt Road” and what life in Nashville has been like for the rising star. As the duo discuss the generational differences they’ve experienced getting started in the industry, Kidd G opens up about his musical influences and his favorite outdoor activities, including his best hunting and fishing stories. Listen in to learn more about the Big Machine artist’s journey as a growing name in the Country scene!

This week on TL’S Road House, Tracy welcomes special guest Shane Profitt to the Man Cave. Shane reflects on his musical journey and shares that up until recently he was cutting grass for a living. Learn all about Shane’s life on the road as he looks to close out 190 shows this year and the unbelievable story of how his record deal with Big Machine came to be. The two reminisce on Shane’s accomplishments in Nashville including his first Ryman show and the surprisingly meaningful story behind his first Broadway experience. Shane even shares the hilarious truth on why he is banned from Walmart! Tune in this week to learn more about Shane’s story and his rising success.

This week in the Man Cave Tracy sits down with Rascal Flatts member and Country superstar Jay Demarcus. As 1/3 of the Rascal Flatts group and a record label CEO, Jay reflects on his last time playing with his fellow band members and their journey on the road at the height of their success. Tune in as the Country stars discuss Jay’s passion to work with and guide artists signed to his label, Red Street Records, and the generational differences Jay and Tracy see in the industry, particularly with social media as a playing factor. Get the inside scoop on Rascal Flatts’ biggest hits and how they came to be!

Listen in this week as Tracy welcomes special guest Ian Munsick to the Man Cave. The Country artists dive in deep this week to discuss what keeps them grounded and inspired as they navigate their busy lives on and off the road, how music is an area they continue to grow regardless of genre or career stage and how changing their mindset has helped them grow as artists. Ian reflects on his roots in Wyoming and how he stays connected to his hometown in the ever-changing Nashville Country landscape, and even gives listeners the inside secret to keeping his long hair healthy!

Tracy welcomes listeners back to the Man Cave for this week’s episode with the iconic singer-songwriter Colt Ford. The two influential Country stars reflect on their upbringings in Nashville and their most impactful work within the industry, including Colt’s most recent album, Must Be The Country, which featured Tracy. The duo focus on the new ways rising Country artists must make a name for themselves today and how it differs from the environment they rose up in, the different styles of music they appreciate and navigating through the varying phases of their careers. As the songwriter behind many of Country music’s greatest hits, Colt takes Tracy through his experiences writing hit records with some of the biggest names in Country music.

Tracy is back with another special guest this week! Stand-up comedian John Crist is in the Man Cave and giving listeners an inside look at the behind the scenes life of a comedian. Tune in as the duo discuss all things comedy and stardom including testing new jokes out on audiences and being a comedian in the world today. John reveals what makes the best jokes and where he pulls his content inspiration from. Don’t miss this hilarious episode!

This week in the Man Cave Tracy chats with multi-platinum recording artist RaeLynn. Tune in as the energetic duo relate on their experiences moving to Nashville as new artists, the adventures of parenthood and the dynamic journey of being a singer and songwriter in Country music. RaeLynn opens up on her songwriting process and what inspires her to connect to her fanbase, highlighting not only the fun times, but the trials of her real-life including marriage and parenthood. RaeLynn offers advice to rising artists and encourages them to find what makes them unique and stick to it. Tune in today!

Tune in this week as Tracy heads back to the Man Cave with special guest and singer-songwriter Kameron Marlowe. The duo sits down as Kameron opens up about his ‘90s Country music influences, including Tracy himself, his journey from a General Motors car employee to the rising artist he is today and an inside look at life on the road for two touring artists. Kameron shares the energetic, feel-good process of seeing a song come to life for the first time as something he will cherish forever. Listen in as the Country artists discuss the adventures of touring and all the fun memories that come with it, including their favorite drinking games!

Tracy kicks off TL’s Road House Man Cave Edition with special guest and Country music icon Lorrie Morgan. Listen in as the superstar duo discuss Lorrie’s emotional experience becoming an Opry member, who Lorrie’s Country Mt. Rushmore tattoo would include and their favorite places to travel around the world with family. Get ready to walk down memory lane as the two reflect on Nashville’s growth and the experience of making a name for yourself in the ever-growing Country industry. Lorrie even shares a funny secret about herself! Tune in to this week’s episode now

Tracy is back with another Spotlight Industry Insider episode. This week features The Tennessean’s Country music reporter and 2021 Rolling Stone Chet Flippo Award recipient Marcus Dowling. The two discuss the passion they share for the rich history of Country music and how its changed over the years. Learn about Marcus’ Country inspirations, influences growing up, how he finds what makes each artist unique and the “why” behind their music with each feature he writes. Dive into this Country expert’s brain on this week’s episode!

Tracy sits down with Country powerhouse, Randy Houser, for this week’s fully-loaded episode of TL’s Road House. Randy opens up about the evolution of his multi-faceted career, from his arrival in Nashville to his life after leaving a major label. You’ll even hear the stories of Randy’s first experience acting side-by-side with Leonardo Dicaprio under the direction of Martin Scorsese for “Killers of the Flower Moon,” and even which Country legend can take all of Randy’s money in a card game. Sit back and enjoy this week’s Country star tell-all.

Get ready for this week’s episode as Tracy welcomes multi-platinum, GRAMMY-Award winning, Zac Brown Band member and singer, songwriter Caroline Jones to the bus. Hear the inside story of her journey joining the legendary Country group, how it has affected her stage fright and even what song made her mute her guitar while performing with the band. Armed with her guitar and lyrics, you’ll get an inside look into every aspect of Caroline’s artistic vision during this in-depth sit-down.

Tune in this week to a great conversation with an Industry Insider celebrity stylist, Cherie Kilchrist. The small town Louisiana native tells her story of loving fashion since she was young, living in LA and becoming immersed in the industry, then finally making her way to Nashville. In her Country music career, she’s been a stylist for Sam Hunt, Dustin Lynch, the Aldean’s, and many more big artists. She shares her love for the Nashville community and how important it’s been to foster her fashion network to be the best stylist for her clients. You’ll love learning details about one of the stylists who dress your favorite artists!

This week on the bus Tracy gets real with Spencer Crandall for another Breakout Artist Spotlight episode. They chat about the changing landscape of music, record labels, TikTok fame and the impact of streaming. Opening up on his journey, Spencer explains how he’s gained fans through his platforms and has connected them to his story, vulnerability and the music he is passionate about. Sit back, relax and learn about the inner workings of rising star Spencer Crandall.

Back with another Breakout Artist Spotlight episode, Ashley Cooke joins Tracy on the bus for an episode filled with depth, laughter and surprise moments. Answering the tough questions about what makes them truly happy in the music business, the Country artists discuss how each milestone they’ve reached and hardship they’ve faced has shaped their journey. Also, thanks to Tracy, Ashley tries her first peanut butter and jelly sandwich live on air - find out whether she likes it or not.

This week Tracy continues his Breakout Artist Spotlight Series with police officer turned Country music singer-songwriter, Frank Ray. With his energetic flare and blend of Latino/Americana, Frank is turning heads and particularly impressed Tracy with his live performance. Since May is Mental Health Awareness Month, the pair discuss FRAY, Frank’s nonprofit mental health campaign that caters specifically to first responders and their mental wellness. Join in for some laughs, while learning all about one of Nashville’s hottest rising stars.

This week Tracy welcomes actor, singer and songwriter Charles Esten on the bus to discuss the evolution of Nashville and how they’ve seen the city change over the years. Listen in as Charles, also known as Chip, explains his love for acting and finding dynamic roles to play like Deacon Claybourne and most recently Ward Cameron. Throughout their meaningful conversation, Charles even encourages and inspires Tracy to continue pursuing acting as a different creative outlet. If you loved the hit series Nashville or streaming sensation Outer Banks, you are going to love this insider episode!

Tracy kicks off his Breakout Artist Spotlight Series with one of his rowdiest episodes yet featuring ACM Nominated Priscilla Block, a skyrocketing artist who found viral success early on TikTok. As they discuss her career and how meeting Taylor Swift was the encouragement she needed to keep following her dreams since moving to Nashville 9 years ago, she also questions why people think females can’t sell just as much beer as male artists. With her overwhelming confidence and catchy music, she explains to Tracy how she is set on changing that stigma and is proud of the songs she is writing and the fanbase she has acquired. Have a cold one ready to join the stars as they shotgun a beer together in true Priscilla-style!

This week Tracy welcomes Easton Corbin to the bus and they discuss their long-time influences, including Merle Haggard and Hank Williams, and the impact they’ve had on their careers. Corbin recalls purchasing his first Haggard album and practicing his guitar licks when he was in the 6th grade. Proud of his new record, they consider the changing Country landscape and where he hopes his new music will fit in.

Tune in as Tracy welcomes Conner Smith on the bus for an in-depth episode. The pair discuss how to face the challenges and temptations that inherently come along with being an artist. Conner explains how growing up in Nashville, he dreamed of being a songwriter and his journey to releasing music and touring with some of Country music’s biggest stars.

Tracy welcomes one of Country’s fastest rising artists and songwriters, ERNEST to the bus this week. In this hilarious, yet honest episode, Tracy and ERNEST chat about the shift happening in the genre and how each new crop of artists are just “singing to their generation.” Grab a cold one and enjoy their untold stories.. you may even hear ERNEST's first rap about his Pokemon cards.

This week Tracy sits down on the bus with veteran singer-songwriter Craig Campbell to discuss this next stage in his career and releasing his first album as an independent artist. They share heartfelt moments about the quick passage of time and the importance of being a father. Listen in as they dive into the changing industry and releasing music to a new generation of fans.

TL’s Road House welcomes Chelcie Lynn on the bus this week. Prepare for some unheard stories, including Chelcie’s connection to Betty White and what happened behind the scenes when she pranked Luke Bryan. You’ll want to grab a drink for this week’s episode as Tracy gets to the truth of how Chelcie got into stand up and much more.

Tracy is back on the bus with a new episode featuring one of Country music’s favorite heartthrobs, Riley Green. Watch as these two Country stars bond over their Southern roots and share the stories about how their radio hits affected the people they reference in their songwriting. Tracy gets the inside scoop of Riley’s life on the road, fan girls and even what Riley considered his actual major in college, this week on TL’s Road House. q

Get ready for an unhinged episode as Tracy welcomes Texas hitmaker Randy Rogers on the bus this week. Randy gives the behind-the-scenes stories like which performance he calls “the show of his life” to what caused the band’s biggest fight. Enjoy as the Country mainstays exchange their funniest stories on this week’s brand new episode.

Grab a drink and get ready to dive into the world of Hollywood with Michael Roark on this week’s episode of TL’s Road House. Learn how the “Dolphin Tale” actor prepares for his roles by creating a playlist to explore his characters’ mindset. From the roles that had the biggest impact on Roark and his progression into becoming a producer, Lawrence gets an inside look into the life of an actor. Watch as entertainment worlds collide in this tell-all episode. 

TL’s Road House kicks off the new year with breakthrough artist Trey Lewis. Get the inside story on his raunchy hit single and the unconventional way he joined the Kid Rock tour. The Country hitmakers open up about dating apps, sobriety and their journey in Nashville on this week’s tell all episode. 

This week on TL’s Roadhouse, Tracy is joined by fellow 90s Country star, Tracy Byrd. The “Watermelon Crawl” singer holds nothing back as he and Tracy look back on their 30 year friendship that goes hand-in-hand with their shared time in the Country music industry. Listen in as they discuss their new generation of fans, the swing of Country radio and their early influences. Grab a drink as the famed Country artists share their unbarred opinions on the music industry and more. 

This week on TL’s Road House, Nashville's star Chase Rice takes a seat on the tour bus to discuss all things Country music. Rice dives in to the making of his upcoming album I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell and the two-week creation process. Grab a cold drink and get ready for this rollercoaster conversation about how times have changed, life as a young male star, the controversy he has faced and how life on the road results in stories that will one day be lead with “back in the day…”

This week on TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence welcomes trailblazer Dee Jay Silver onto the tour bus. Silver toured exclusively with Jason Aldean for ten years as his touring DJ, which Lawrence recently joined as direct support for select dates. The two dive right in and discuss their time together, how Silver landed his label deal as a Country DJ, the passion they share for their work, hardships they’ve experienced, how music evolves through the years and so much more. Grab a drink and listen in on this compelling conversation between two of Country music’s groundbreakers.

On this week’s episode of TL’s Road House, Georgia Native, Travis Denning joins Tracy Lawrence on the tour bus. The two discuss college football, how to captivate a crowd and what what his wife gave the green light on. Grab a cold drink and listen in while these SEC boys dive into the forever evolving music industry. 

On this week’s episode of TL’s Road House, Country music groundbreaker Lainey Wilson joins Tracy Lawrence on the tour bus in West Virginia. The two friends discuss what life was like as an artist during the pandemic, as Wilson shares she wrote a total of 300 songs during that isolated period. Grab a cold drink and listen in while these southern stars dive into old touring stories, the overwhelming emotions that come with success as an artist and Wilson’s upcoming appearance in season five of Yellowstone.

This week on TL’s Roadhouse, Tracy is joined by one of Country music’s hottest stars, HARDY. The genre-bending singer/songwriter joins Tracy on his bus at Bristol Motor Speedway ahead of their Country Thunder festival performance. The Country artists dive into HARDY’s world over the past few years, including life on the road for the record-breaking Morgan Wallen tour, what to expect with his crossover sound in his upcoming music and his 2023 headlining tour plans. Get ready to cheers with the artists as they share their crazy behind the scenes stories, including how they’re both lords in Scotland!

Ahead of her opening spot on the Tracy Lawrence and Clay Walker tour this fall, rising Country star Alexandra Kay joins Tracy on this week’s episode of TL’s Road House. Listen in as the Country artists compare the differences between the start of their careers, her rise on social media and the Country legends that influenced their sound. Grab a drink and unwind into this episode to get an unfiltered look into the Nashville music scene from the perspective of both generations.  

On this week’s episode of TL’s Road House, Country superstar Jason Aldean joins Tracy Lawrence on the tour bus for a laid back tell all. The two dive into their pasts and swap stories about growing up, the journey to becoming Country stars and adjusting to the artist lifestyle. They share stories from the road, their latest music interests and how one of them became a Scottish Lord! Sit back and enjoy the honest conversation between two of Country music’s household names.

This week on TL’s Road House, singer-songwriter Dustin Lynch steps onto Tracy’s tour bus for a candid chat. Get an inside look into Dustin’s experience getting his pilot’s license, his journey as a successful songwriter and the artists' perspectives on the downtown Nashville live music scene. Pour yourself a drink for this honest conversation between two of Country’s biggest names as they discuss all the unrestricted topics. 

The second episode of TL's Road House features Country superstar, Tracy Lawrence, sitting down with multi number one hit maker, Michael Ray. In this week’s show, Michael and Tracy paint the picture of life as an artist and give listeners a few never-before-heard stories about fellow Country giants. They shed a light on the band talk that takes place after a show, what the artists’ lives look like off the road and the shift from 90s to modern Country music.  Grab your drink and step on to Tracy’s tour bus in this week’s new episode. 

The pilot episode of TL's Road House features Country Superstar, Tracy Lawrence, sitting down with cross genre record-breaker, Jelly Roll. Taking place in Tracy’s tour bus, the artists discuss everything from Jelly’s first stop after prison, how they handled COVID lockdown, the evolution of Country music through the eras to how they’ve celebrated their first successes in the industry. Grab a drink and listen to this honest, unrestricted debut episode.